- Guggenheim taps Ripple for asset tokenization on XRPL.
- A major victory for XRP Ledger, says legal expert.
- Enhances liquidity with US Treasury-backed assets.

Ripple has partnered with Guggenheim Treasury Services, utilizing the Zeconomy platform to issue digital commercial paper on the XRP Ledger. This collaboration marks a significant development in real-world asset tokenization on XRPL.
A major institutional adoption on the XRP Ledger boosts tokenization of assets, with Ripple’s leadership steering the innovative collaboration.
Bill Morgan, Legal Expert & XRP Advocate, “calls Ripple’s recent partnership with Guggenheim a major victory for the XRP Ledger”
Ripple has invested $10 million to support the Guggenheim partnership, accelerating real-world asset tokenization. Guggenheim’s commercial paper is set to debut with US Treasury backing via the Zeconomy platform.
Involved parties, including Ripple, aim to drive enterprise adoption by facilitating tokenized commercial paper issuance. The partnership highlights an increased focus on digital asset integration within traditional financial frameworks.
The introduction of Guggenheim’s US Treasury-backed assets onto XRPL is expected to enhance institutional liquidity. Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin facilitates transactions, potentially increasing on-chain activity.
Regulatory advancements, such as the approval of Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin by Dubai’s VARA, confirm Ripple’s strategic push into regulated digital asset markets, influencing broader market dynamics.
Experts predict that Ripple’s initiatives could encourage more large institutions to explore similar tokenization efforts. Historical trends highlight ongoing integration between DeFi and traditional finance, supported by stablecoin use cases.
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